i’m in my second year of community college and plan on transferring to a uni when the semester ends. what are the best student loan options with the lowest interest rates? i’m assuming private loans aren’t the move right?

Those examples is what happens when you only pay your minimum payment every month

Don’t go to college

Scared of the future while I hop in the DeLorean

i don’t see how first twitter post in op is true, there’s been an interest freeze since covid began

unless they were private loans or some s***

your best option is to go back in time and vote for bernie

Then lie about having a degree on the resume

I wonder what interest rates these people have on their loans

Get the subsidized government loans.

Subsidized don't accrue interest while you're a student, and if they do student loan forgiveness bills it'd effect the government loans.

Only relevant question here tbh.

What would you say is a good interest rate on a student loan

Get as many grants & scholarships as you can. Avoid private loans.

Join the military and have them pay for it

Subsidized govt loans, if that’s not enough do unsub govt loans. Also stay in your state and go to a public uni. Here in Cali my tuition for in state public uni was only like 6k a year.

I promise the people in OP went to private schools and took out private loans. Not that it makes it ok the situation they are in, but you can avoid it

yeah i was reading up on that a bit idk

yeah let me know @Davein

alright i’ll look into this for sure.
i’m in state so tuition won’t be anything crazy

Some people graduate but be still stupid

If you are in the US these loans should all be available through your FAFSA

State universities

i just finished CC -> state school transfer and I have never had to take out a private loan

Obv depends on your parents’ income

1. Get as many subsidized loans as possible over unsubsidized ones. Be wary of private lenders.

2. Do not go too much into original debt. Going to community college was a good idea, but make sure the tuition of your transfer is not too high. Seek scholarships and grants constantly.

3. Network your ass off and get a good paying job by the end of graduation.

3.5. Don't pick an unprofitable major if you're going to college concerned with finances.

4. Do NOT pay only the minimum per month. Aggressively pay down loans as soon as possible.

Depends on a lot of things. Based on the individual

Start at community college, unfortunately going to be boring af

Depends on a lot. What’s your credit, how much is the tuition + cost of attendance, what’s your intended major. Not an advisor, but just throwing out how much you’ve paid vs the outstanding(those tweets) is pretty dumb.

read op